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Rebecca Cohn
94,152 votes
59.5%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Member, State Assembly
- Business Process Redesign Consultant
- Licensed Physical Therapist
Priorities:
- Providing Better Health Care that is More Accessible and Affordable
- Improving Our Schools and Providing Quality Education for All Californians
- Reducing Traffic Congestion and Providing Safe, Affordable Alternative Transportation Options
Ernie Konnyu
55,956 votes
35.3%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Business Owner/Parent
- Family Tax Consultant
- Former Member, California Assembly
- Former Member, U.S. Congress
- Major, U.S. Air Force (Retired)
- Chief Auditor, National Semiconductor
- B.S. Business Administration, Ohio State
Priorities:
- Restore lost jobs through improving business climate
- Control state spending and stop tax rate increases
- Teach each child to read, write and speak English by graduation
Zander Y. Collier, III
8,337 votes
5.2%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Engineer/Entrepreneur
Priorities:
- Fix the California Budget by reigning in spending
- Provide clean, open, and accountable leadership
- Return control of schools to the local level
Michael Roy
(Write-in)
- Phone: 408-364-3745; Addr: 596 Latimer Circle, Campbell, CA 95008
Lawrence R. Hileman
(Write-in)
- Phone: 408-209-4958; Addr: 3682 Irlanda Way, San Jose, CA 95124
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